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Science in the 20th Century and Beyond
Ever wonder why science sometimes feels like a wild beast—part miracle, part mess, and mostly a product of its messy times? Science in the 20th Century and Beyond doesn’t sugarcoat it. It shows how science’s biggest leaps often came from war rooms, political pressure cookers, or the push to fix everyday problems. Spoiler: it’s not all about pure curiosity or lab coats scribbling equations.
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